Dude, tomorrow's the 10th.
Dec. 2nd, 2004 08:30 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bzarcherSo, this is a bit of a take 2 - I did this once before and LJ ate it, and there wasn't enough time to redo while I was at work.
But.
I first met![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
canemex when I was an admin at M3, and she took up Tengu Man.
She made a rather impressive imitation of a teenage angstpot boy. Who was also a robot.
She's always pushed the rules, but not in a bad way: She wants to find her own limits, not self-imposed ones. I suspect that's part of why she enjoys Tae Kwan Do. (Note: I'd like to have a sparring match, some day.)
I love that she has found a powerful outlet in her writing, and that she continues to make it a big part of her life. I hope you go all the way with it. And I still get grins when I think that you decided some of my ideas were worth developing. Edit: And the subject of this post just mentioned that one of those ideas, she just got published. Go you, etx!
She's getting ready for the big bad world of college. That's kinda scary. I am an old man. Dammit! But, I do wish her all the luck in the world, and I know that if she shows the same sort of dedication to this as she has to her other challenges, she'll do very welll. (Just don't be afraid to ask us for help!)
I think it's wonderful that she's found a strong center in the Episcopal church. As someone raised in the church, even if I'm no longer praticing, it's nice to have someone who I can talk the dogma, politics, etx with, who shares my concerns about the state of the faith, and who gets the jokes. :D
I think you're going places, kiddo. Remember us when you get there.
But.
I first met
canemex when I was an admin at M3, and she took up Tengu Man. She made a rather impressive imitation of a teenage angstpot boy. Who was also a robot.
She's always pushed the rules, but not in a bad way: She wants to find her own limits, not self-imposed ones. I suspect that's part of why she enjoys Tae Kwan Do. (Note: I'd like to have a sparring match, some day.)
I love that she has found a powerful outlet in her writing, and that she continues to make it a big part of her life. I hope you go all the way with it. And I still get grins when I think that you decided some of my ideas were worth developing. Edit: And the subject of this post just mentioned that one of those ideas, she just got published. Go you, etx!
She's getting ready for the big bad world of college. That's kinda scary. I am an old man. Dammit! But, I do wish her all the luck in the world, and I know that if she shows the same sort of dedication to this as she has to her other challenges, she'll do very welll. (Just don't be afraid to ask us for help!)
I think it's wonderful that she's found a strong center in the Episcopal church. As someone raised in the church, even if I'm no longer praticing, it's nice to have someone who I can talk the dogma, politics, etx with, who shares my concerns about the state of the faith, and who gets the jokes. :D
I think you're going places, kiddo. Remember us when you get there.
